This Week's Top Ten Sports Books

Monday 26 October 1998 00:02 GMT

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1 Rothmans Book of Football Records, Jack Rollin (Headline, hardback, pounds 25.00).

2 Addicted, Tony Adams with Ian Ridley, (Collins Willow, hardback, pounds 16.99).

3 Official Football Association Non-League Club Directory 1999, edited by Tony Williams, (Tony Williams Publications, paperback, pounds 17.50).

4 A Game of Three Halves, Liam Sluyter, (Mainstream, hardback, pounds 14.99).

5 Official 1999 National Hockey League Yearbook, (Worldsport Properties Inc, paperback, pounds 5.95).

6 Big Money - Beautiful Game, Paul Dempsey and Kevan Reilly (Nicholas Brearley Publishing, hardback, pounds 16.99).

7 National Hockey League Official Guide and Record Book 1998-1999, editor Dan Diamond (National Hockey League, paperback, pounds 16.95).

8 Winter Colours - Changing Seasons in World Rugby, Donald McRae (Mainstream, hardback, pounds 16.99).

9 Big Ron - A Different Ball Game, Ron Atkinson and Peter Fitton (Andre Deutsch, hardback, pounds 17.99).

10 Bill McLaren's Dream Lions, (Collins Willow, hardback, pounds 16.99).

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